component
Smooth Ring Gallery
By mehul
Details
- mehulAuthor
- componentType
- 2026-05-30Published
- 2026-07-15Updated
- 2026-05-26Added
- CarouselsCategories
Summary
Smooth Ring Gallery is a premium Framer code component for creating cinematic 3D image carousels with a smooth ring-style layout.
Description
Smooth Ring Gallery is a premium Framer code component for creating cinematic 3D image carousels with a smooth ring-style layout. It is built for portfolio sections, agency websites, landing pages, product showcases, architecture galleries, creative studios, and visual storytelling pages. Key Features Smooth ring-style image carousel Drag and wheel navigation Click-to-focus interaction Optional clickable center image links 3D depth and perspective Glass-style image thickness Parallax tilt hover effect Cinematic image grading Overlay, vignette, shadow, border, shine, fog, and texture controls Caption title and number controls Native Framer font controls Responsive sizing Static-render safe setup for Framer Clean grouped controls for easy customization Controls Media images, titles, links, and new-tab option Card width and height Ring radius, depth, tilt, spacing, and active scale Drag speed, wheel speed, autoplay, snap, and smoothness Background, radius, image fit, glass depth, shadow, overlay, vignette, and border Parallax tilt on/off, tilt strength, image movement, scale, perspective, and smoothness Image grading, blur, shine, fog, distortion, texture, and masks Title and number typography using Framer font controls Use Cases Portfolio image galleries Agency showcase sections Product feature galleries Architecture and interior design websites Creative landing pages Hero sections Case study previews Interactive media sections Refund Policy Due to the digital nature of this product, all sales are final. Refunds are only considered if the component cannot be accessed or if a major technical issue is reported and cannot be resolved after support.
Introduction
3D ring carousel with smooth drag
Rank history
Daily rank per list, from the first snapshot — lower is better.
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